Microsoft Azure DevOps Engineer: Route System Feedback to Development Teams

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Daniel Krzyczkowski

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:57

02 - Capturing Application Crash Data

02 - Intruduction.mp4

01:59

03 - Tools for Monitoring Performance and Issues.mp4

02:26

04 - Web Apps Health and Performance Monitoring.mp4

01:59

05 - Integrate Azure Application Insights with Web API Application.mp4

11:56

06 - Client Apps Health and Performance Monitoring.mp4

01:46

07 - Enable Diagnostics in the Client Application with App Center.mp4

16:10

08 - User Engagement Analytics.mp4

01:25

09 - Enable Analytics in the Client Application with App Center.mp4

10:23

10 - Enable Continuous Export from the App Center to Azure Application Insights.mp4

05:40

11 - Summary.mp4

00:46

03 - Implementing Dashboards and Charts

12 - Module Overview.mp4

01:06

13 - Azure DevOps Dashboards.mp4

02:58

14 - Create Dashboard in Azure DevOps.mp4

13:23

15 - Integrate Azure Application Insights Widget.mp4

04:20

16 - Visual Studio App Center Diagnostics.mp4

08:57

17 - Visual Studio App Center Analytics.mp4

07:24

18 - Summary.mp4

00:40

04 - Working with Feedback

19 - Module Overview.mp4

00:49

20 - User Feedback.mp4

03:12

21 - Test & Feedback Extension Installation.mp4

04:39

22 - Request Feedback.mp4

03:04

23 - Provide Feedback.mp4

04:10

24 - Summary.mp4

00:48

Description

Microsoft has two tools to support monitoring applications performance, tracking issues and collecting user feedback. In this course you will learn how to work with the Azure DevOps and Visual Studio App Center.

What You'll Learn?

Choosing the right tool for the job is essential in our day to day. In this course, Microsoft Azure DevOps Engineer: Route System Feedback to Development Teams, you will learn foundational knowledge of monitoring applications performance, tracking issues and collecting user feedback. First, you will learn how to monitor web applications performance and issues with Azure Application Insights. Next, you will see how to monitor client applications health and performance with Visual Studio App Center Diagnostics and Analytics services. Finally, you will explore how to develop monitoring and status dashboards in Azure DevOps to enable teams to share information, status, progress, and trends. By the end of this course, you will discover how to implement practices and tools to capture and report user feedback and satisfaction. Additionally, you will have a clear overview of what the Azure DevOps and Visual Studio App Center tools can do for you and how you can use them to monitor applications performance, track issues and collecting user feedback and make this information available for the development teams.

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Daniel Krzyczkowski

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Daniel is a Principal Software Engineer at Predica living in Warsaw (Poland) focused on implementation of solutions using Microsoft technologies. He started his journey with sharing knowledge as a Microsoft Student Partner at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Warsaw. Daniel was awarded with Microsoft Most Valuable Professional title. Daniel loves to share his knowledge and passion about Microsoft Azure, Universal Windows Platform, Internet of Things, and Azure DevOps. He writes articles on the personal technical blog – DevIsland.pl where he tries to provide valuable content related with the Microsoft Azure cloud, IoT, Azure DevOps, and Universal Windows Platform application development. He is a regular speaker at various national and international conferences and meetups. He also shares some interesting samples that you can find in his Github repository. Daniel likes taking up new challenges in his free time as well as spending time with his family.

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